Pulteney Estate
including Great Pulteney Street and Sydney Gardens
Great Pulteney Street is one of the finest formal streets in the country, and has housed many famous residents and visitors.
The walk crosses the famous Pulteney Bridge and goes first to introduce Great Pulteney Street and Sydney Gardens.
Sydney Gardens is the oldest park in Bath, and was originally an eighteenth and nineteenth century pleasure garden. It was a favourite spot for Jane Austen who lived opposite. The renowned Holburne Museum (used in the filming of Bridgerton) is sited in the gardens.
When
Twice Weekly on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 11.00 am from the beginning of May to the end of September. No booking is required, just turn up and go,
The tours last about two hours.
Where
Walks start outside the Pump room in the same place as our regular walks:
Physical requirements
The walks are a less than two miles (3.0km) in length and generally flat. The route is not physically demanding and will be taken at a leisurely pace but may include steps and some short slopes. Wheelchair users are welcome and the route will be adjusted to avoid steps but the Guides are not able to assist with moving the chairs.
